Paypal, Inc.

Timothy Resudek

Michael Charles Todasco

Braden Christopher Ericson

Gautam Madaan

Cheng Tian

Jiri Medlen

Titus Woo

Lucy Ma Zhao

Fun-Chen Jou

Vidit Nayankumar Maniyar

Zachary Joseph Berman

Anush Vishwanath

Cameron Winter McClees

Joshua Greenwell

Kaili An

Felipe Albertao

Lars Holger Alexander Steinmetzger

There are provided systems and methods for load balancing for map application route selection and output. A user may utilize a device application to map or route between two or more endpoints, such as geo-locations entered or detected by the device. During calculation of a travel route between the endpoints, real-time data, user preferences, and requesting entities may provide criteria data that may cause determination of a particular travel route, where the travel route may be longer than a most efficient route but within a pre-defined variable time or distance allotment and match the criteria data. Use of the route may accrue a form of compensation for the user. The user may view an application interface displaying the route, which may further include one or more executable processes to cause recalculation of the route. Recalculation of the route may require the user to provide credits or compensation.

Load balancing for map application route selection and output

There are provided systems and methods for user interface customization based on facial recognition. A computing device, such as a mobile smart phone, may include one or more imaging components, such as a camera. The camera may capture still or video media data of a user during use of the device. Using the media data, the user may be recognized or may be identified as an unknown user, such as an unauthorized user. If the user corresponds to a different user from an administrator or owner of the device, the device may utilize an identity, known or unknown, for the user to determine what user interface actions and data the user is allowed to view on the device. The device may restrict particular user interface data from viewing, and may also limit the user from interacting with particular interface elements or initiating interface processes or navigation.

User interface customization based on facial recognition

A computer system analyzes eyestrain information to detect whether a user of a computing device is currently experiencing eyestrain. In response to detecting that the user of the computing device is currently experiencing eyestrain, the computer system: identifies a first set of display settings corresponding to the computing device, stores the identified first set of display settings in a database, adjusts at least one of the first set of display settings, and in response to detecting that a reduction in the eyestrain being experienced by the user of the computing device exceeds a threshold amount, stores the adjusted first set of display settings in the database.

Reactive interface based on eyestrain

There are provided systems and methods for a drone physical and data interface for enhanced distance coverage. An unmanned aerial vehicle or a drone may be unable to operate over a distance due to range limitations. The drone may utilize onboard systems and communications with other devices and servers to detect another vehicle operating over at least a portion of the distance, where connecting to the vehicle and using the vehicles resources for travel over the portion of the distance decreases the flight time of the drone. The drone may utilize a camera and communications with the vehicle or server to determine a connection point to the vehicle, and may connect to the vehicle to travel the portion of the distance. If the drone has not yet arrived at the destination and still requires further assistance reaching it, the drone may locate another vehicle to further use.

Drone physical and data interface for enhanced distance coverage

Methods and systems for electronic devices and platforms that are configured to communicate with a wave pattern are disclosed herein. Such an electronic device may be configured to be placed on a platform. The electronic device may convert a message to be transmitted to a wave pattern. The wave pattern may be a series of vibrations, electronic pulses, or light flashes. The electronic device may then vibrate, send pulses, or flash and the platform may communicate such data to one or more other electronic devices. A receiving electronic device may detect the wave pattern and determine the message from the received wave pattern and respond accordingly.

Electronic devices for wave pattern data transfer

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